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Birds of Prey: and the Fantabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn

Directed by Cathy Yan · starring Margot Robbie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Rosie Perez

  • 9 facts
  • 2020

Birds of Prey: and the Fantabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn: trivia

All 9 facts

  1. 1

    Other possible villains

    Sharlto Copley and Sam Rockwell were considered for the Black Mask role, although this last one turned down the character performed in the end by Ewan McGregor.

  2. 2

    Leading role and producer

    Margot Robbie reprises her role of Harley Quinn after 'Suicide Squad' but with more creative voice now, being also the producer of the film.

  3. 3

    Other possible Huntress

    Alexandra Daddario, Sofia Boutella, Margaret Qualley and Cristin Milioti were rumored for the role of Helena Bertinelli, which was for Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

  4. 4

    Harder this time

    Although 'Suicide Squad' was rated PG-13, this sequel of one of its characters has been rated R due to violence.

  5. 5

    Idea of its lead actress

    Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn) was the one who presented the idea of a Birds of Prey movie as a group superhero action movie to Warner Bros and DC.

  6. 6

    A record director

    Cathy Yan is the first asiatic woman ever directing a superhero blockbuster. Moreover, she is the second female director in the DC Extended Universe after Patty Jenkins ('Wonder Woman').

  7. 7

    From a villain to a superhero

    The screenwriter of the film, Christina Hodson, has been also selected by DC and Warner Bros for writing the Flash movie starring Ezra Miller.

  8. 8

    From little to really big

    This is only the second feature film from director Cathy Yan, after directing in her natal China the little family comedy 'Dead Pigs'.

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    Working title

    The working title for this film was 'Fox Force Five'. Margot Robbie said it was a reference to 'Pulp Fiction'. At the same time, the sentence said by Uma Thurman in that film is a reference to 'Kill Bill'.

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